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(BEATRICE, Nebraska, September 9, 2004) Bruce E. Lang, Chief of Police, outside the police station downtown. Samantha Spady, 19, was found dead Sunday, September 5, 2004. She was found in a room of the Sigma Pi fraternity house at CSU, Ft. Collins, CO. She had allegedly been involved in an alcohol related one car accident from which she called for assistance and was picked up by and taken back to the fraternity. In her home town this day people who spoke said only very supportive things about the postivie aspects of her past life. She was a cheerleader, homecoming queen and national honor society member. (Photo by: STEVEN R. NICKERSON / ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS)

(BEATRICE, Nebraska, September 9, 2004) Bruce E. Lang, Chief of Police, outside the police station downtown. Samantha Spady, 19, was found dead Sunday, September 5, 2004. She was found in a room of the Sigma Pi fraternity house at CSU, Ft. Collins, CO. She had allegedly been involved in an alcohol related one car accident from which she called for assistance and was picked up by and taken back to the fraternity. In her home town this day people who spoke said only very supportive things about the postivie aspects of her past life. She was a cheerleader, homecoming queen and national honor society member. (Photo by: STEVEN R. NICKERSON / ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS)

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Steven R. Nickerson;(BEATRICE, Nebraska, September 9, 2004) Bruce E. Lang, Chief of Police, outside the police station downtown. Samantha Spady, 19, was found dead Sunday, September 5, 2004. She was found in a room of the Sigma Pi fraternity house at CSU, Ft. Collins, CO. She had allegedly been involved in an alcohol related one car accident from which she called for assistance and was picked up by and taken back to the fraternity. In her home town this day people who spoke said only very supportive things about the postivie aspects of her past life. She was a cheerleader, homecoming queen and national honor society member. (Photo by: STEVEN R. NICKERSON / ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS)

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2004-09-24 05:05:32

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